Monday, December 3, 2018

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My dear Adolfo

Where is my one and only Florante?

He's gone

I fed him to the Lions

My loving Princess

Don't cry anymore

Even if Florante left you behind

I'm still here

Adolfo will be loving you now

Now don't cry

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Why Is Sperm Count Dropping? - Duration: 5:19.

[INTRO ♪]

People can get pretty protective of sperm—which seems reasonable.

After all, they are kind of important for humanity.

So you can imagine the collective shock and horror when researchers announced in 2017 that sperm counts in many Western countries were at a record low.

Specifically, that analysis reported a nearly 60% decline in total sperm count from 1973 to 2011.

Now, that doesn't mean the end of our species or anything—even a 60% drop still leaves millions of sperm per milliliter.

And this wasn't really anything new to scientists, either, who had witnessed this decline in the literature for over the last century.

But it did bring up a pretty big question: What is going on?

At this point, we don't exactly know, and this drop in sperm count could be a combination of tons of factors.

But never fear: We do at least have a few researched ideas to ease your mind.

The first suggestion scientists have is that some kind of environmental toxin is to blame.

That might feel like a bit of a catch-all, since there are thousands of chemicals out there, but researchers are working to narrow down the options.

Some think that phthalates, which are present in a bunch of household plastic products, might be the culprit.

You can be exposed to them from ingesting and inhaling these substances, or from contact with your skin, and many studies tentatively label phthalates as an endocrine disruptor.

In other words, they might inhibit the body from making testosterone effectively, which in turn, lowers sperm count.

And it's not just sperm count, either, but also overall sperm health—like how they move and physical abnormalities.

But for record, more than 90% of studies that have looked at this were in mice, and phthalates have been shown to affect mice and humans differently.

So maybe they aren't as disruptive in people.

What these studies can tell us, though, is that risk of sperm damage is dose-dependent.

Tiny amounts of exposure might not be a big deal, but more exposure comes with a higher risk of harm.

Unfortunately, though, it's not clear how much of the substance you're getting during your day to day activities, like touching a shampoo bottle or drinking out of your canteen.

And besides, the type and timing of the exposure might actually matter even more than the dosage, too.

Both in mice and in humans, the outcomes are different if you're getting that phthalate exposure when you're an adult versus an adolescent or when you're a developing fetus.

So there are a lot of variables at play here, and the relationship is still just correlational, too.

Maybe unsurprisingly, this isn't the easiest thing to test experimentally in humans.

Like we said, people can be protective of their sperm.

So for now, we don't know for sure if phthalate exposure is causing the drop in sperm count—

and the same goes for exposure to pesticides and air pollution, two of the other suspects.

There can be big differences in data depending on the population, and there is always going to be variability in how individuals respond to different chemicals.

Another possible factor in this dropping sperm count is obesity, but it also has some variability.

For some people, it's possible that extra fat might be warming up their gonads too much—which is a problem, since testes and the sperm within them are extremely sensitive to temperature.

Some researchers think that testes experience significantly more heat when there's an increase in stomach and hip fat, or even from fat deposits around the scrotum itself.

And all of that can lead to less healthy sperm.

Plus, increased body fat influences the HPG axis, a system in the brain that's important for hormone regulation.

And that could result in lower testosterone production, and worse sperm quality, too.

But when studying obesity, researchers also need to consider the person—things like their family history or diet—not just their fat.

For example, a few studies have shown that rats with metabolic diseases like obesity and prediabetes tend to have offspring with those diseases as well.

And not just because the rats keep a few too many cookies in the cage for their kids to nom on.

The parent's metabolism can actually change which genes are expressed in their offspring, making them more likely to develop metabolic issues.

If this is true in humans as well, it could mean that obese parents—who potentially have fewer or less healthy sperm—could give their children a greater risk of being overweight, as well, which could lead to them having sperm problems.

Diet is also a potential factor.

A high calorie diet could contribute to more oxidative stress, a process that produces free radicals—molecules that can physically damage structures in your cells.

And these free radicals might be responsible for damaging the DNA within sperm.

So, again, it's not an easy picture to put together.

There's probably a lot going on here.

Now, chemical exposure and obesity both make sense for why sperm count might be dropping.

But some researchers also suggest there might be another, more surprising culprit: climate change.

It's essentially for the same reason obesity doesn't seem to be great for sperm: they really don't like the heat.

And as the climate gets hotter, that isn't great news for reproductive health—especially if people don't have resources to cool themselves down.

At the end of the day, though, the drop in sperm count probably isn't just due to one of these things.

Fertility and reproduction are really complex, and it will likely take more than eliminating phthalates or cranking up the A/C to solve this international problem.

Researchers will keep doing large-scale studies to figure out the broader picture, but the details will really reveal what's going on.

It just might take a while to figure them out.

In the meantime, if you're worried about your own reproductive health, you can always talk to a doctor.

And a healthy diet and exercise are never bad ideas, either.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow!

SciShow is produced by Complexly, a group of people who believe that the more we understand, the better we get at being humans.

If you'd like to learn more about things like dropping sperm count or healthcare in general, you can check out one of our other shows, Healthcare Triage, hosted by Dr. Aaron Carroll.

You can find it over at youtube.com/healthcaretriage!

[OUTRO ♪]

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Aggravated Arson Arrest - Duration: 0:36.

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Social Media - Duration: 6:54.

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Motivational Monday 15 - I AM... (**Watch This Every Morning**) - Duration: 1:01.

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Kygo, Natalie Imbruglia & OneRepublic - Staring Torn Stars (Letra e Tradução) - Mashup - Duration: 4:24.

You're saying it's hopeless

That I should hope less

Heaven can help us

Well maybe she might

You say it's beyond us

What is beyond us?

Let's see and decide

We've been meteoric

Even before this

Burns half as long when it's

Twice as bright

So if it's beyond us

Then it's beyond us

Let's see and decide

(decide)

Decide

That's what's going on

Nothing's fine, I'm torn

And I will still be here

Stargazing

I'll still look up, look up

Look up for love

I will still be here

Stargazing

I'll still look up, look up

Look up for love

Ooh, ooh

You're a little late

I'm already torn

This town is colder now

I think it's sick of us

It's time to make our move

I'm shakin' off the rust

I've got my heart set

On anywhere but here

I'm staring down myself

Counting up the years

Time to make one last appeal

For the life I lead

Stop and stare

I think I'm moving but I go nowhere

Yeah, I know that everyone gets scared

But I've become what I can't be, oh

Stop and stare

You start to wonder why you're here, not there

And you'd give anything to get what's fair

But fair ain't what you really need

Oh, can you see what I see

There's nothing where he used to lie

My inspiration has run dry

That's what's going on

Nothing's fine

I'm torn

And I will still be here

Stargazing

I'll still look up, look up

Look up for love

Stars don't disappear

They keep blazing

Even when the night is over

That's how I find the light

I'm all out of faith

This is how I feel

I'm cold and I am shamed

Bound and broken on the floor

You're a little late

I'm already torn

Ooh, ooh

Torn

Even when the night is over

That's how I find the light

That's how I find the light

Ooh, ooh

That's how I find the light

Stop and stare

Stargazing

(stargazing)

Look up for love

Stop and stare

Stargazing

Oh, can you see what I see

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Green Tea Holic Dog | Kritter Klub - Duration: 1:50.

(Welcome to the green tea field)

It comes to greet people whenever it hears the car engine

(Follow me)

(I'm your tour guide)

We can see the green tea field if we follow that dog

(What's the holdup?)

(Waiting for the little girl to tie her shoes)

(A+ manners)

A forked road?

So you go that way~

(Thanks buddy)

(stays outside)

Come and eat

(Hands out some mackerel)

(no thanks)

(I have work to do)

(Guides them back to their bus)

(rewarded with green tea leaves)

(This is my ish)

(David and Goliath)

(I'm going to protect the field)

Let's go

(all in a day's work)

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Niels van Roij Design - Masterclass Lexus LS - Duration: 8:06.

Welcome to the fourth and last episode of the Masterclass Automotive Design at Louwman Exclusive.

My name is Niels van Roij, car designer in London and today I'll tell you all about the design of the new LS.

About 10 metres distance, we can discuss the proportions of the car.

What do we see?

We see a front axle mounted far ahead in the body, an elongated nose...

...a cabin placed relatively backwards into the body...

...a long, sloping roofline and only a very short rear overhang.

This car features a dynamic profile, resulting in a dynamic sedan.

This is rather different compared to the start of Lexus many years ago.

During the presentation of a new Lexus a while ago, a journalist said "Yet another boring car"...

...and this triggered the CEO who dicated the following design brief to the Lexus design studio:

"No more boring cars."

And upon that briefing they created the very outspoken Lexus L-finesse design language.

For instance the new Lexus LC and LS have been designed under the L-finesse design language.

And if we walk towards to front end of the vehicle, we see the DRG, the Down the Road Graphic:

The cumulative graphics on the nose of a car, the headlights, the Spindle grille and other...

...intakes at the far ends of the nose. All are typical for the L-finesse design language.

Surfacing, the skin of the car, is very boldly executed on the LS.

This is relatively easy to execute in plastics, like the front bumper, but a whole lot more complicated...

...in the metal parts of the body - such as the bonnet.

Look at the great depth in this piece here, concave and convex surfacing.

The strong front fender is merging into the bonnet nicely and runs deeply into the low, sports-car like nose.

A fantastic eye for detail in the headlight. People are working on these pieces for years.

And look at the sculpture within the sculpture of the car.

This signature lighting, executed through LED lights...

...is a visual signature making it recognizable as a Lexus product.

Lexus makes each of its cars very identifiable as a Lexus, yet they still have loads of individual character.

The LC has a very different signature lighting and yet is very much distinguishable as a Lexus product.

A job well done and the same goes for the grille.

And I'll take you down the Spindle grille specifically.

Often the main focus is on the top end of the nose, and in this case the entire front end is sculpted.

The pattern is continuously changing too. Very beautifully excuted.

I'd now like to take you to the side of the car and show you how jewelry, detailling...

...is very important here too.

For instance the chrome trim piece here, at the A-pillar, is very visible.

Usually there is a mirror on this traingular spot and only a small, flat piece of chrome.

Lexus hasn't gone for such an easy solution.

They have placed the mirror on the shoulder line of the door, with the chrome piece completely...

...out in the open in full sight. There is a clear focus on details, which is typically Japanese.

Looking at the glazing, the completely flush B-pillar and C-pillar are worth mentioning.

Completely integrated into the plane of the windows, this makes car designers very happy indeed.

There is a lack of shutlines too.

The DLO, the Day Light Opening, the graphic of the outline of the windows, is truly looking like one piece.

The B-pillar and C-pillar are not protruding from the body.

Here, at the C-pillar, again a nice piece of sculpture, done with great finesse.

That brings us towards the rear end.

Again the light units showcase this is a Lexus. A clearly visible L-shape in the lighting.

With a sheer endless amount of details within the unit.

We just looked at the taillights in detail. Now we're taking a step back...

...looking at the proportion and the surfacing.

About 2 metres distance.

The hipline flows lovely into the rear end and into the chrome strip.

A very three dimensionally designed car: a highly complex job.

Three dimensions come together, the top end, the rear end and the side.

And it is hard to actually define where the rear end stops and the top starts, or the side versus rear end.

Welcome in the interior of the new Lexus LS, in the interior the very Japanese way of designing...

...and building cars is communicated clearly and honestly.

This is exactly what makes this car unique.

What do we see?

We're starting with proportions, and obviously 10 meters distance isn't possible inside a car.

However, nevertheless we're looking at the complete picture now.

We see a nicely horizontally oriented interior, which looks rather lightweight.

This has been achieved through the layering of interior components.

From the horizontal parts, these upright elements appear, draped over the top surface of the dashboard...

...they form a base for these pleasantly shaped controls.

From this side I can tell you something about how the dashboard flows into the door card...

...but mainly on the design of the door card itself.

The task of design is to elevate engineering to a higher level.

Through design the skillset of Lexus engineers shows.

Specifically the Tacumi craftspeople, who studied for years to be able to assemble these cars...

...they are being put on a stage by design, as it showcases their knowledge and capabilities.

For instance by working with layers, lines starting at the bottom of the dash flowing towards the window.

A layer of wood on top, this can also be unique traditional hand-cutted glass, typical Lexus.

And on top of that another layer matching the material of the dashboard.

The flow of lines from the bottom of the dashboard all the way up...

...would be interrupted quite abruptly by a grab handle.

Lexus made sure this wouldn't happen by applying a visually floating grab handle here.

It makes the layering work in all her beauty.

That is how design strengthens the brand and the brand DNA, at Lexus.

For more infomation >> Niels van Roij Design - Masterclass Lexus LS - Duration: 8:06.

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BTS JIN Carta de Cumpleaños en Español [방탄소년단 ] - Duration: 3:43.

Today we are celebrating!

Our beloved BTS member JIN

celebrates his 25th birthday

Within all of the members, he's the oldest.

Although he's one of the oldest, he is ver loved.

JIN's wish

on such a special day was to show his love

that he has for his ARMY, writing a letter

in thankfulness for their love towards him

and their good wishes.

At the end of the note he writes

some words to his english-speaker fans

A Lot of ARMYs in Latin-America

and in other countries where the first language is Spanish

felt somewhat abandoned,

they felt as if JIN had abandoned them

We should understand that if

it's already difficult for them to write and speak English

Imagine in Spanish?

Surely, the entire group feels a lot of

love for each and every one of us.

If you've liked this video don't forget to give it a

thumbs up and share it.

If you still haven't, don't forget to subscribe.

This is... K-Fizz

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AIHA, The Role of Complement in AIHA and The Potential for C3 Inhibition - Duration: 4:47.

The complement system is an essential and powerful part of our immune defense system.

Its main function is to coordinate the destruction and

removal of infectious organisms, known as pathogens, or damaged cells in our body

that need to be replaced. The complement system consists of a cascade of proteins,

which activate each other by cleavage, the process of splitting each protein one-by-one.

The complement system may be activated by three different pathways -

the alternative, classical and lectin pathways, that all run through complement

C3, this central protein in the cascade.

C3 serves as the master switch controlling all downstream effectors

that ultimately cause destruction of the cell.

The alternative pathway is spontaneously activated through direct binding of

complement to a pathogen or damaged host cell, to help the body clear away debris.

The classical pathway is activated when an antibody, a protein produced by our

immune system, recognizes and binds to a component on the surface of a foreign

cell, forming an immune complex – starting an immune response that targets the

pathogen for destruction. The lectin pathway is activated by

natural molecules in our body that recognize sugars at the surface of

infectious organisms. In situations where the complement system becomes over

activated, it results in immune attack – the destruction of healthy cells, and

ultimately causes illness to the person.

Autoimmune hemolytic anemia, AIHA, is a group of rare blood disorders

characterized by the body's own antibodies causing red blood cell

destruction, a process known as hemolysis.

Most cases are classified as either warm antibody, wAIHA, or cold agglutinin disease, CAD.

The key differences are the types of autoantibodies involved and the temperature at which these

autoantibodies are active. In warm AIHA, IgG antibodies improperly bind to self-

proteins on the surface of red blood cells, activating the classical

complement pathway, which causes C3b to attach to the cell surface, resulting in

extravascular hemolysis, the destruction of red blood cells in the liver and spleen.

in CAD, IgM antibodies improperly bind

to self-proteins on the surface of red blood cells causing them to clump

together, strongly activating the classical complement pathway

which leads to the accumulation of C3b on the cell surface, resulting in extravascular hemolysis.

in severe CAD, C3b activates the whole complement cascade, causing the

formation of membrane attack complexes, known as MAC, which form holes in the

surface of red blood cells, resulting in hemolysis inside blood vessels, called

intravascular hemolysis.

In a second hit, hemoglobin from destroyed red blood cells may over-activate

the alternative complement pathway, increasing red blood cell destruction.

Blocking the C3 protein may prevent complement activation and

production of downstream triggers that cause hemolysis both inside and outside blood vessels.

When the complement system becomes overactivated, medical treatment is required

to regain control and protect the body from immune attacks.

APL-2 is a PEGylated cyclic peptide inhibitor of complement C3.

PEGylation helps keep APL-2 in the body longer, reducing dosing frequency.

The peptide portion of APL-2 binds to enough C3 to prevent it from completing

the complement cascade...helping the body regain control by preventing excessive

complement activity....and protecting it from abnormal immune attacks.

Multiple global clinical trials are underway to determine if C3 inhibition provides

improved clinical outcomes compared with current standards of care.

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PNH, The Role of Complement in PNH, and The Potential of Inhibiting Complement C3 - Duration: 5:06.

The complement system is an essential and powerful part of our immune defense system.

Its main function is to coordinate the destruction and removal

of infectious organisms, known as pathogens, or damaged cells in our body

that need to be replaced. The complement system consists of a cascade of proteins,

which activate each other by cleavage, the process of splitting each protein

one-by-one. The complement system may be activated by three different pathways

- the alternative, classical, and lectin pathways that all run through Complement

C3, the central protein in the cascade.

C3 serves as the master switch controlling all downstream effectors

that ultimately cause destruction of the cell.

The alternative pathway is spontaneously activated through direct binding of

complement to a pathogen or damaged host cell, to help the body clear away debris.

The classical pathway is activated when an antibody, a protein produced by our

immune system, recognizes and binds to a component on the surface of a foreign

cell, forming an immune complex – starting an immune response that targets the

pathogen for destruction. The lectin pathway is activated by

natural molecules in our body that recognize sugars at the surface of infectious organisms.

In situations where the complement system becomes over activated,

it results in immune attack – the destruction of healthy cells, and

ultimately causes illness to the person.

Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria, PNH, is a rare, acquired, potentially

life-threatening blood disorder characterized by chronic, complement-

mediated destruction of red blood cells –hemolysis– and formation of

life-threatening blood clots, also known as thrombosis. In PNH, stem cells acquire

a gene mutation which results in the production of abnormal blood cells.

These defective red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets, lack the connector,

known as GPI, for two important surface proteins–CD55

and CD59–that regulate complement activity.

As a result, the complement protein C3 becomes unregulated, triggering all

downstream effectors that ultimately cause destruction of blood cells.

In intravascular hemolysis, the formation of the membrane attack complex known as MAC,

creates holes in red blood cells causing them to rupture inside blood vessels.

At the same time,...Extravascular hemolysis is caused by C3b

being deposited on the surface of defective red blood cells, tagging them

for removal and resulting in their destruction in the liver and spleen.

Platelets are also susceptible to excessive activation and cell

aggregation resulting from the presence of extra C3a, C5a and MAC, increasing

the risk of developing deadly blood clots.

Current treatment blocks the complement protein C5, which prevents MAC-forming holes on red blood cells

inside blood vessels. However, this does not act upon C3-related extravascular

hemolysis, which continues to cause severe anemia and transfusion dependency

in many PNH patients.

Inhibiting the C3 protein may prevent both intravascular and extravascular hemolysis.

When the complement system becomes over activated, medical treatment is required

to regain control and protect the body from immune attacks .

APL-2 is a PEGylated cyclic peptide inhibitor of complement C3.

PEGylation helps keep APL-2 in the body longer, reducing dosing frequency.

The peptide portion of APL-2 binds to enough C3 to prevent it from completing

the complement cascade...helping the body regain control by preventing excessive

complement activity...and protecting it from abnormal immune attacks.

Multiple global clinical trials are underway to determine if C3 inhibition provides

improved clinical outcomes compared with current standards of care.

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